What would cause these codes?
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Melting Slicks
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From: Tollesboro Kentucky
What would cause these codes?
Finally got an idling issue resolved so on to a new problem.I checked for codes today and found 3 codes for the RFA.They were u1016,u1064 and u1096.These were not there a few days ago when I checked.They are all H codes.I found that they were all loss of communication codes.I cleared them to see if they come back.I searched them and found all kinds of suggestions ranging from a weak battery to a bad receiver.Everything on the receiver works,remote and tire sensors.Would the battery terminals and battery be the first logical place to start?Almost forgot,it's a 2000 FRC
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Drifting
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These are the last codes I'm still getting in my gremlin chase as well... I see in the schematics that the receiver communication wire actually passes through the IP electrical panel. C2 & C3... trying to figure out why & trace that out now.
Burning Brakes
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From: Long Grove IL
The service manual references checking the star connectors for these communication codes..
U1016=PCM
U1064=BCM
U1096=IPC
Also make sure you have a good system voltage. Mine would freak out about stuff before i changed the battery.
U1016=PCM
U1064=BCM
U1096=IPC
Also make sure you have a good system voltage. Mine would freak out about stuff before i changed the battery.
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Melting Slicks
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All of my codes are for the RFA.I read somewhere that the manual says that no action is to be taken when these codes are H codes.I am going to read the manual today and try to see if this is correct.Thanks for the replies.I will keep you posted.
